1 bed flat to rent

Montrose Street, Glasgow G1

Deposit £300 - DJ Alexander are delighted to bring to the market this furnished, one bedroom apartment with study area located on the fifth floor.

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This apartment compromises of an open plan fully fitted kitchen and bright lounge area with room for dining.
There is also a small study area already furnished with a desk and chair, . A spacious double bedroom with fitted wardrobes for extra storage and internal bathroom with three piece suite and shower over bath.

The property also benefits from white meter heating, secure entry and lift access.

The Merchant City is undoubtedly the most sought-after area of the City Centre and is surrounded by an array of designer boutiques, cosmopolitan bars and restaurants and offers a vibrant social and cultural environment which epitomises city living. This property is within easy access to frequent public transport with Glasgow Central rail station, Queen Street rail station and St Enoch and Buchanan Street subway stations all in the vicinity. The nearby Clydeside Expressway, Clyde Tunnel, M77 and the M8/M80 ensure easy access to Scotland`s arterial road network.

Deposit: £300
EPC Rating: C
Council Tax Band: D
Landlord Registration: 1713561/260/13012 and 1713558/260/13012
Additional costs: Council tax and water charge, Utilities, broadband
Heating Type: White meter heating
Property Floor: Fifth Floor
Utilities : Tbc
Electricity Supplier: Tbc
Broadband Type: Ultrafast Fibre Broadband, Further information regarding broadband and phone signal can be obtained from the Ofcom broadband and mobile coverage checker
Parking Type: Street metered - council permit required
Scottish Letting Agent Registration Number: LARN1812026
Planning permission: Please check this properties local authority planning website for any planning which may impact the property or local area in future.

All statements contained herein are believed to be correct but are not guaranteed and interested parties must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy.